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I'm almost done with the second of the Fibonnaci socks. (Pictures tomorrow, I'm having technical difficulties!) I'm also about to turn the heel of the second blue/multi sock. That will leave me with lots of leftovers for a pair of random striped socks.
One of my friend's best friends has just had a baby girl. He summoned me to rescue this poor, but well-loved, little girl from being smothered in pink. So I have a skein of hand-dyed green/yellow cotton rayon yarn and am planning to make EZ's Baby Surprise Jacket.
After all it's never too late for a Fashion Intervention. Just call me Queer Eye for the Cute Baby! I will post pictures of the mutant alien dishcloth jacket when it's done. I'll have a working camera by then I hope -- I've just ordered a new one.
I just wanted to let you all know that I had dinner with Debbie Bliss tonight. Stitch Therapy, a fine yarn store in Brooklyn arranged it. I was lucky enough to sit next to Debbie a fellow Brit!
She really was delightful answering questions throughout the dinner that about 15 folk attended. I wish that I had had my photo taken with her but it seemed a bit weird at the time. She will be at Seaport Yarn tomorrow morning. It was really interesting hearing her talk about her designs, stitches, yarn choices etc. A very special person & not at all a super star.
I'll meet next time I'm in London & get that photo taken.
Stripes were easy to learn, once I got the tension right at the yarn switch. I must've forgotten something very basic, as I somehow lost a stitch at the end of a row twice.
these clogs are in tre colors red sole whit bumbers - blue over - and green cuff all in dusted colors LOVE PALLE send you a pic when I get them felted
Hi guys nice to find a site of other men who knit. I learned to knit about a dozen years ago. I put down my needles for a few years but started to knit again last year when my daughter was pregnant. The pics are of one of my recent projects - it is an all seed-stich sweater I made for my granddaughter Sadie Mae.
Its made from a debbie bliss pattern. I made it out of a really funky novelty yarn I found at a Joann's craft store. The yarn has a metalic thread that runs through it so it is all sparkly. This jacket is my homage to the one Judy Garland wore at her ' 61 Carnegie Hall concert (I figure what fun is it having a gay grandpa if you don't flaunt it a bit).
Hey All,
Did everyone notice that we now have 500 registered users on MenWhoKnit.com!!!! Woo-HOoo!!!!
I just wanted to take a minute to mark this milestone and to recognize Darrel for his work in launching the site, maintaining it, and constantly adding improvements.
I also wanted to say a big thanks to all of you who have registered on the site and who keep coming back. This site would be nothing without an active membership. We're lucky to have members who are not only active, but who are inquisitive, talented, supportive, funny, prolific, passionate, adventurous, etc, etc. I can think of dozens of other adjectives, but I'll just close this up by saying that my knitting life has been enriched by the friends I've made here.
I finished this up last week and gave it the wash and block over the weekend. I finally got around to taking a picture to post on it. The sweater is the Sampler Sweater from Simply Beautiful Sweater For Men. The grey yarn I purchased last year at our knitting guild's annual yarn auction. It came in 2 very large skeins and was unmarked. It is a single ply, loosely spun worsted weight wool.
Anyone in SW Michigan want to strat up a men.s group. I live in the Kalamazoo area. Just let me know if your interested. I have a place that is willing to let us meet there.
A group of knitters meeting in a pub or public place in Central London every
second Thursday evening for knitting, chatting, drinking...boys and girls are
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Plasma catecholamines in patients with acute myocardial infarction and in cardiac arrest. | |
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Plasma catecholamine concentrations in cardiac arrest (ventricular fibrillation and asystole) are significantly higher than after myocardial infarction. The levels reached are well above those normally required to stimulate cardiac activity. Possible reasons for the failure of the myocardium to respond to the catecholamines are discussed and the rationale for giving more catecholamines is questioned. |
R A Little; K N Frayn; P E Randall; H B Stoner; D W Yates; G S Laing; S Kumar; J M Banks |
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Desperate thieves, fear not. There is still much left to hoist into your sack. Look at us, it is sprinkling outside and dark. No one will do more than sit up in bed if you hook a chain around the local atm and pull it out of the wall. When the Muslim run goverment funded by oil profits owns us, I hope they let us have the sexual freedom they never allowed at the lower classes. It's like Texas beating San Francisco, maybe it will happen, somehow, but don't put us in prison for whatever weird intimacy we have as adults in our homes.
I'm voting for the legalization of marijuana because I don't want anyone else going to jail for possession, even if it's 200 tons. Is that on the ballot in Texas, anywhere?
I'm ready for bed and game three.
October 28, 2010
October 26, 2010
look what the '80′s did to country
That decade had a powerful effect on everyone's idea of a good time. Even good ol' boys were donning pastel collared shirts and purchasing minimalist paintings in steel frames. Who would have guessed The Oak Ridge Boys were spending Christmas at Don Johnson's Miami Beach condo in '84 where they could do lines off the glass coffee table! How did those guys hook up? That whole period is so confusing. Preppy Country?
October 25, 2010
vote jk on HaHa!
It's Yes! on No! time again. Retired Firefighterers With Friends In Government have some strong opinions on the budget this year, and all the dudes growing illegal weed are getting the word out that we shouldn't legalize the stuff or their personal economy's will collapse, so I go ostrich hunting and stick my head in the sand.
Christmas came early this year from Santa's wayward elf over in Nottingham New Hampshire. A 12 box of Sammy Adams had been stripped out and retrofitted with sawdust sweepings from the shop floor as a type of excelsior we haven't seen since the days of wooden ships.
So many geegaws had been crammed into this package I was forced to burn off the sawdust lest a sterling silver pickle fork be lost in the excitement. It wasn't until the fire was alight that I noticed an old pamphlet proffering knot tying instructions to those who may be in need stuck against the inside cardboard wall. This extraordinary piece of ephemera was rescued and festoons the refrigerator, dangling from a magnet adorned with a moose knee deep in either a bog or a field of grass, hard to tell with the crude photo transfer process it underwent, and the legend "Live Free or Die" writ underneath. (Here writ takes on both meanings, the general past tense of written, and the sense of a governmental command)
There was an old brass belt buckle with a rifle impressed upon it, a tortoise shell glass doorknob, leather buck knife holster, carpenter's flat pencil with a fine point intact and plenty of stock left to whittle down.
Yes that occasionally drunken but always earnest elf had been quite busy digging in the back corners looking for just the right rusty old thing to quicken my blood and make me dream of the old days.
However it was not the oldest item that gave me the biggest thrill. It was a rolled up piece of black velvet cloth that, when unfurled, was signed illegibly in fabric paint and dated 1962. Above the signature was a portrait of a man and his prize cock, the man wearing what could be a Vietnamese rice paddy hat, or perhaps a Phillipino peasant cap. This man, with a hand rolled dangling lit from his lips, squints against the bitter smoke but keeps his eyes turned to the rooster held lovingly in in his arms. We are invited to imagine the untold fortunes this fighter has won for his master, how well he is loved, as though the man himself is the fawning orphan nephew of a rich uncle rooster.
I've been called "deerskin" for a number of years by the boys from the old country, and it was so because I returned one winter from California with a slick elbowed brown corduroy jacket lined with faux sheerling that was a bit matted and quite a bit farther off white than its designer's original intention. The Black Sabbath patch stitched on like a tramp stamp at the bottom center of the back was what brought this former migrant field worker's necessity into the realm of grunge doll hipsterdom in 1993. I suspected the streets of Portsmouth saw me as a prophet in this jacket, but that was probably my own vanity speaking to me. But it had some power, for it was what made me into Deerskin. The fact that, a few month later, back in San Francisco, I left Deerskin behind after leaving a small club where Run DMC had just performed, sealed the coats legend.
So I humbly present to you, dear reader, a new Deerskin, perhaps a Cockskin, in honor of the gallus theme, or perhaps, for familiarity, I'll just be called Dickskin from now on.
October 23, 2010
While a mondo hunk of San Francisco was watching the last game of the pennant race for our Gigantes (en espanol) I was in a small theater watching a different San Francisco giant, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, have the story of Howl's censorship trial played out by actors and cartoon images.
(And I care more about this World Series than any one since the first time in my life the Red Sox won.)
When you see a successful life portrayed onscreen you look for where you went wrong. Let me correct that. I look for where I went wrong. I believe my dashed literary hopes rest on the rocks of a fear of New York City. I have no memories of Manhattan in my twentysomethings. I drove right through it. Doors locked.
Of course the time for poetry is over. Like Chinatown sparklers, it's kid's stuff. I'm off across the city in a big truck with my name proudly painted on the box. Ginsberg gave up a good job in advertising in downtown SF to smoke pot and write poems. He could because he felt like he had proved to himself he could be in the world, but just didn't want it.
I've never felt like I made it in the straight world. For a while I thought I was gay, because it's the gays that have to do some much introspection to find out why they aren't feeling like everyone around them. Disinterested in girls, horny for boys. I kept wondering what was wrong with me. I forced myself to be with men just to be sure. I hung around truckstops, mingled among the urinals, played elaborate footsie under stalls. But I wasn't interested. So now what? Is it the kids I'm after? Or horses? Was I just shy and lacking confidence? Maybe I was perfectly normal and didn't want to be…
Anyway, I bury myself in work, moving refrigerators up stairs, painting gable peaks on bad ladders, jackhammering out cement footings. I don't worry about poetry. I watch my savings account creep upward, I go to bars and drink till I don't have the ability to make plans for tomorrow, it's a drunken bliss where people are my friends, things are funny, I don't have to do a good job.
That's what happens when you watch a movie about an epic poem rather than catch the last playoff game in your hometown.
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hi How much Kool-Aid is needed to make the entire Pacific Ocean one big vat of Kool-Aid?
Hi what the name of a film in which a passenager airline locates a lost light aircraft over the pacific.?
Those are comments left for the last post. I deleted them as spam. It's the new face of marketing. It works like this: leave a comment and a link to your website. When someone clicks on your website, you redirect them to a third party who is selling something. Every person you redirect earns you money from the third party.
One of these spammers was actually reading my posts and leaving appropriate comments, versus the above that are just silly but make more sense than "V1aGra V!aLis cheep". I clicked to see her website and was redirected to a page advertising items for pregnant mothers. Running "pregnant" in a search engine and then spending an afternoon visiting each site and leaving a comment sounds like a tough way to make a buck, but if I ever want to drive traffic here, I know what to do.
October 22, 2010
An Act to aid in the Construction of a Railroad and Telegraph Line from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean
doodle jumping
This online gaming community turned out to be a cult and doodle jumping is all I care about. Cell phones, the steam engine across America of it's day. How many baffled Indians saw that thing chugging across the plains, rifle barrels poked out passenger car windows dropping buffalo with Winchester's, and said, "I want one."
1829: Peter Cooper of New York in 6 weeks time builds the Tom Thumb, a vertical boiler 1.4 HP locomotive, for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. It hauled 36 passengers at 18 mph in August 1830. It had a revolving fan for draught, used gun barrels for boiler tubes, and weighed less than one ton.
But it was the progeny of the Pacific Railway Act of 1862 that old stub bearded Lincoln signed into Law that the Natives saw puffing smoke across the prairie. And those rifle barrels, harking back to 1829 steam engines?
Benjamin Henry continued to work with Smith's cartridge concept, and perfected the much larger, more powerful .44 Henry rimfire. Henry also supervised the redesign of the rifle to use the new ammunition, retaining only the general form of the breech mechanism and the tubular magazine. This became the Henry rifle of 1860, which was manufactured by the New Haven Arms Company, and used in considerable numbers by certain Union army units in the American Civil War. Confederates called the Henry "that damned Yankee rifle that they load on Sunday and shoot all week!"
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October 21, 2010
stupid scanner broke and want to give up with images (unrelated to post)
Worked with a guy today, he says to me, "I gotta work some more, save up for Spain."
He wants to watch the running of the bulls in Basque country. "My Uncle went there after 'Nam, looking for a way to die without killing himself. He ended up falling in love with it. Been going for 36 years straight. Bought a place on the main square a few years ago."
The two of us were eating cheap Hawaiian BBQ, he was drinking a 7 Up. Taking lunch from house painting up the street. It was breaded chicken over rice with macaroni salad on the side. Katsu chicken. I think it's Japanese actually.
"It lasts like 14 days in July. The local ranches each have one day to run six bulls to the arena. Each bull that enters the ring will die in that ring, but they've lived like kings up till then: well fed, out to pasture, siring offspring all day long."
I was drinking coffee and thinking about travel. It was better for me to sit in a small joint like this and hear about the world over lunch, just down the street from work. I get to another place and want to look for a job more than take a stroll through the tourist part of town. That's how I am. Look what travel does to a bull.
October 18, 2010
melon ownin'
It's time to get on the wagon again. Nick and I were at the bar so long we were drunk and broke and could only scrape together enough change and brains to order a couple Rhode Island Ice Teas.
The bartender didn't get the joke.
October 16, 2010
October 15, 2010
my vetriloquist dummy is into miming now
Is this thing working again? Dang party line. I hate how slow rotary phones are. Stupid cordless phone gets no reception. I can't blog on my iPhone.
October 14, 2010
still whining
Still can't use the phone for blogging so I don't blog. No time for sitting at the computer. That old dinosaur.
Anyone read New Moon from the Twilight series? Not very good writing, but it is somehow very revealing about a young girl's psychology. Bella, the star, is a human who wants to be a vampire. Only because she falls in love with a gorgeous vampire at high school. He's older, about three hundred, but still looks 17. He's also very strong, and is capable of killing her. That is a big turn on for Bella.
There's occasions when I'm so horny I want to choke the hell out of my girlfriend. Or I want to squeeze her till she poops I'm so excited to see her. I'm always biting her arm until she knees me in the balls.
Apparently this is part of the human dance of attraction.
Bella wants very much to make love to Edward, the vampire, but he won't do anything more than light kissing, for fear he may hurt her. Or kill her. Or turn her into a vampire. So she pines away after this ideal man who is wiser and willing to go slow.
Of course New Moon is the second in the series, and introduces werewolves, but I'm not gonna try to explain how this describes teenage boys, you'll just have to read it yourself. Or watch the movie.
I hope to be able to upload photos soon. In the meantime, with less frequent posts, maybe you can get more work done…
October 12, 2010
dude i want a dell
More complaints from the internet. I got a wordpress app so I could blog on my phone, the latest update broke it. So I have to come home and go to this ancient dinosaur desktop and feel very unhip. That's the worst part. it hurts my hips. Is anyone out there successfully blogging from their Iphone? Can you tell me how?
October 8, 2010
from the junk drawer
does anyone mind if I take a few personal days, PTO as they say, and figure out how to make better love to my woman? Or is that illegal somehow?
Things you didn't know: The five yellow lights on the roof of my newest truck never worked, but after spending 388 bucks, they do. And if you didn't know, those running lights are cool.
I powerwashed a house today. That is incredible fun. No one can hear me talking to myself over the sound of the gas engine turning a garden hose into 4000 psi of pressure that peels paint and gouges into wood.
The Blue Angels are practicing over the neighborhood this week. It's Fleet Week.
October 5, 2010
get rich quick with the slow food movement
Two things to talk about. One, an online service I used to upload photos from my phone for the last two years recently pulled the plug and without warning all those photos are gone.
That hurt. Scroll back and notice all the blue boxes starting in August. Scanned images uploaded from my computer weren't affected. This Internet sure is fragile. What if Flicker crashes? What if terrorists fly planes into Amazon and eBay? Where will we dispose of all our junk? One massive country-wide yard sale I guess.
The other thing is, is it only here in San Francisco people spend time inventing food?
Like, "I want to cut up hot dogs and put them in hamburgers so you don't have to decide what you want at a BBQ."
This must be an American activity. It has the hallmarks. When we sit around inventing foods, the desire is to save time and get rich, not increase health and stop hunger.
Take for instance my other food idea: caffeinated donuts. It's simply a more efficient dual drug delivery system than coffee and donuts separately. Apparently someone else has had the same idea and made it reality.
The American mindset treats food as a commodity. Through branding and the stock market food seems to all be a corporate invention. If I want to be a CEO and don't get computers, maybe I can make it big another way…with campfire marshmallows infused with chocolate chunks!
No more buying both a Hershey's bar and a bag of the white puffy marshies. With the chocolate inside, there's never left over chocolate to accidentally drop in the sand.
This is another American dream to add to the list. Is there a limit to how many we get?
October 4, 2010
how do the french french?
That's a couple of drag queens. Anyway, back to the tandem. It's because a tandem bike requires two people to operate that so many weird people want them. Can we go so far as to say they are un-American? It's totally socialist! People working together to subvert the single passenger car paradigm!
All in all Americans are taught independence and learning to operate a bike while conjoined to the single looping chain of a tandem is not independence. It's team building.


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The South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company, also sometimes regarded as the Charleston & Hamburg or simply Sola, was an early railroad established just a few months after the charter of the first common-carrier line, the Baltimore & Ohio in 1827. The SCC&RR was an audacious project which looked to connect the major port city of Charleston to inland regions of the Palmetto State, notably its centralized agricultural sector. The success of the railroad was also thanks to a visionary chief engineer who recognized the importance of the steam locomotive in the movement of people and goods. Historically, the Charleston & Hamburg is best recognized for being the first to operate a regularly scheduled passenger train pulled by a steam locomotive during late 1830. After less than two decades of service the SCC&RR disappeared through merger. What remained of it became part of the famous Southern Railway although today little of the original right-of-way remains.
By the mid-1820s the concept of railroads was gaining serious headway in the relatively new United States of America. With the development of the steam locomotive by Richard Trevithick of England who showcased his new invention on February 21, 1804, it was clear that railroads could play a vital role in the faster movement of people and goods. Some small incline railways and local horse-drawn operations were in service in the Northeast although it was not until the B&O was chartered and organized on April 24th, 1827 was the first, true common-carrier line established in the country. The B&O was created by Baltimore businessman who wanted to make sure that their city remained a vital port and did not want to be outdone by the newfangled canal systems.
Other east coast cities took notice and the port of Charleston, South Carolina followed suit on December 19, 1827 establishing the South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company. The purpose of the company was to haul agricultural products from inland farms, notably the important cotton crop, to the port city for shipment. The hope was to connect Hamburg, Columbia, Augusta (Hamburg), and Camden to the west along a route more than 140 miles in length with a canal spanning the gap between the Savannah and Ashley rivers (hence the "canal" in the name). Just as with Baltimore, Charleston feared that if it did not take the risk of building a railroad it may wither and be left out in the cold while other east coast ports gained an edge. The most pertinent reason for this anxiety was the new canal systems that had been proposed, particularly in the northeast and New York City was already connected via the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company.
While the railroad was unproven, Charleston business leaders felt they had no choice but to attempt the project, and quite a project it was. By the summer of 1830 the SCC&RR had six miles of track in service west of its terminal and yard in Charleston, the Camden Depot (now a National Historic Landmark). The railroad's chief engineer, Horatio Allen, had been to England to test steam locomotives, as well as operate the Stourbridge Lion design being tested on the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company in 1829 (officially, the first such locomotive ever operated in the U.S. but was built in England). Allen had left the D&H due to its unwillingness to embrace steam power which the young engineer felt was the future of transportation. SCC&RR, as well as Charleston officials, bought into his beliefs and the railroad received its first locomotive in October, 1830 built by the West Point Foundry of Cold Spring, New York (near the NYC).
It was christened as the Best Friend of Charleston due to the area it served and was first operated by Allen on Christmas Day, 1830 becoming the first steam locomotive to pull a regularly scheduled passenger train in the United States. Soon after the SCCRR first six miles were opened work quickly commenced on rest of the route. By October, 1833 the entire 136-mile route between Charleston and Hamburg (directly across the Savannah River from Augusta) was open. It required the work of more than 1,300 contractors and a price tag of $950,000. The route was constructed mostly using strap-iron tracks (literally iron straps bolted to a wooden timbers) that were placed above a wooden sills.
However, this proved impractical after the first decade or so and lead to the SCC&RR spending another $463,000 in the 1840s to build earthen embankments, still the standard method to construct new railroad right-of-way today, and replace the strap-iron with modern "T"-rail. When the Charleston & Hamburg was opened it was easily not only the longest railroad in the United States but also the world. All other lines in use at the time were no more than a few dozen miles in length, as the B&O for instance was only operating about 13 miles of railroad at that point in time. Two years after opening its entire main line the SCC&RR owned 23 locomotives by 1835. Unfortunately, the line expanded little after completing its initial route save for a branch it built to the capital of Columbia. While it was profitable it never moved the hundreds of thousands of cotton bushels and other agriculture its builders had intended.
Additionally, it ran into stiff competition with steam boats operating on the Savannah River and Augusta as upset that the railroad never reached across the waterway to directly serve the city (due to this the city chartered several of its own railroads and it became a major hub of rail commerce). Ironically, Hamburg never even truly embraced the SCCRR. In early 1844 the system merged with the Louisville, Cincinnati & Charleston to form the South Carolina Railroad Company which was reorganized as the South Carolina Railroad in 1881 after it could not recover from the devastation suffered during the Civil War. Under its latest name the railroad expanded through the Carolinas but again fell into receivership in 1894, emerging as the South Carolina & Georgia Railroad.
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By 1899 the SC&G was acquired by the Southern Railway and became part of its Piedmont Division. Today, little of the original SC&RR right-of-way remains in use although the roadbed can still be easily seen in several locations, even through towns that sprang up along the line if one knows were to look. Also, the city of Charleston has many markers showcasing where the original tracks were located (and where the Best Friend was operated) as well as the aforementioned Camden Depot. To learn more about the history and construction of the South Carolina Canal And Rail Road Company please click here.


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Promoters hold 30.14 per cent stake in Kingfisher, as per the company's December quarter shareholding pattern.
Burdened under huge losses and large debts, the airline stopped flying in October 2012 and its flying licence also lapsed about two months later.
The company's accumulated losses have ballooned to over Rs.16,000 crore. Kingfisher is yet to make profit since starting operations in 2005. Besides non-payment of salaries, the Vijay Mallya-owned private carrier is saddled with huge debt and losses. The airline has not serviced its debt of over Rs.7,200 crore to lenders, mainly public sector banks, since January, 2011.
SBI has the maximum exposure to Kingfisher at Rs.1,800 crore. At the annual general meeting of Kinfisher Airlines in Bangalore in September last, Mr. Mallya had said he was working towards the company's revival.
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Increasing Nate Robinsons Minutes
Crawford continuing to shoot better
Increasing Balkmans minutes
We suck and we got lucky twice
This isnt Marburys fault its the teams fault. When were not playin good theres usually no movement on offense. How could it be Marburys fault when the offense is ran through Crawford, RAndolph, and curry?
Marburys played in 24 games not 10. At least one of those shouldnt count, I remember him playin only 1 quarter against Philly. I respect you for being one of the few not to jump to conclusions, it was just a week ago when Marbury had that pass to Lee and hit a 3 against Chicago to help us win.
Im not sure if that would get us to the playoffs. Zach and Eddy are bad at passing out of double teams. Crawfords been alot more efficient the past 2 weeks overall, if he can keep it up who knows? Isiahs rotations have finally gotten better and thats what I think is making the biggest impact along with Q-Rich showing up and playin defense out of nowhere the past 2 games.
We still wouldve won these 3 games even if Marbury had played. Dont you remember who won that recent Chicago game for us? I think we should be a good team without him but a better team with him. Were finally playin together like last year. I think it was the addition of Zach Randolph that threw everything off but it looks like the team has finally adjusted. I still think at best were a team thats fightin for the #8 spot and im not sayin we gonna get back in the playoffs. Im sayin had we played better from the beginning of the season thats where we would be at.
You should have said all the drama that Isiah brings. As a coach he brought the worst out of Marbury but did you see that interview? Marbury said he wants to get back from the injury as quick as possible and play even if the Knicks arent fightin for a playoff spot. Hes not as bad as people think he is, hes just misunderstood. He wants to play basketball, hes not just here for his money.
Im sorry I hurt your feelings but when someone says they hope a players injury keeps them out for an extended period of time they deserve to get bashed, thats ****ed up. Shut up and get the **** outta here kid
Good post, its Isiah whos been the problem, not Marbury.
I call Curry fat and Crawford inconsistent. It dont make a difference if anyone has a season ending injury, were not makin the playoffs. I dont wanna see any player get injured.
If anyones catchin feelings its you, gettin all emotional after I kimbo sliced getrealistic.
wow....can anyone say marburysexual?? lmao....
That's fair. Don't worry, my feelings aren't hurt. I just feel that this site used to be cool. But lately, it's turned into a totalitarian state where anything negative about Marbury is met with insults and rude comments. Honestly, I can't wait til Marbury is gone (good for the team or not). Then we can begin talking about the Knicks, a team that all of us want to see win a championship.
Can't we all just get along?
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dude have *****s sacared to mention anything negative about marbury on this board lol....hahahaha....u are a big internet bully...every1 is cheering for the same team and every1 can say whatevadafuk they wanna say....if the knicks win with curry gone, go knicks, if they win with marbs gone, go knicks, if they win with crawford gone, go kniicks....we earned each n every 3 of those wins with defense, no1 walkin around sluggish...the bench is in2 every game.....give credit where it is due....and i dont kno if u call 3 months of good games inconsistant for jamaal....he would have carried us to the playoffs last year if it wasnt for the injury....injury dosent make u inconsistant
How about Crawfordsexual?
I dont wanna argue about Marbury at this point but any unfair criticism will be met with facts proving the haters wrong. Im not gonna be the one bringin him up bet when *******s like getrealistic says f*cked up things im not gonna ignore them.
Im not sure how you can argue that Crawford has played good for 3 months, i posted up stats proving how inconsistent hes been on every other page of this thread. I dont want to criticize Crawford the way hes been playin but stats show Crawfords been far from consistent, look at his shooting percentages.
Who knows if we wouldve made the playoffs last year, all you can do is speculate but he still wasnt playin any defense. I been givin Crawford all kinds of credit, check my game thread. When Crawfordsexuals give him too much credit and like you said I can say whatevadafuk I wanna say and everyone else on heres got that same freedom.
ok, i accept that...i am a crawfordsexual...i am a knicksexual.....i kno that about myself...it seems that you my friend are in dinial....first sign that u have a problem....im not like tese other dudes....if u havent noticed....i love this team....point blank.
Take a look at my game thread, i give credit where its due. I love this team too but I think every player who deserves unfair criticism or any underrated player needs sum1 to tell it how it is. Marbury recieves alot of criticism that should go to Isiah Thomas.
I got friends who only listen to the commercial rappers like Jay-Z and 50 and they callin them the best. Out of respect to old school rappers and underground rappers like Rakim, KRS, AZ, and Cormega, Im constantly gettin in arguements defendin them. Im a loyal fan, it dont matter if we talkin about rap or basketball. When sum1 says unfair things about the Knicks Ill have sumthin to say but most people give them too much credit. We won 3 games but lets see if they can keep playin well for the next couple of weeks. Im not rootin against them but it takes more to convince me.
Good win.. It seems to be ironic because whenever Z Bo, Jones, EC, and Q were together on the court the Knicks started to fall apart. Despite good numbers from Z, and EC point wise for both of them, rebound wise for Zach. The Knicks seemed to get back in the game thanks to NATE ROBINSON when down by 16 and when we had that 15 point lead, Isiaherr took Nate, and Lee out.. and the Knicks lost it.... Zach and EC can't COEXIST.. So it makes me think when Nate,Jamal,Balkman,Lee, and EC or Z bo are on the court the Knicks play at there best.
By the way.. Did anyone see what I saw after the game... Jamal like kissed VC on the cheek.. Thats messed up.. Or at least thats what I think I saw. But the thing I know I saw was Jamal wrapping his arm around Isiaherr touchin his shoulder.
Good game for Crawford though.
Crawford is a big reason why the team has been on this 3 game win streak, in addition to Balkman getting his minutes back. JC is shooting well, passing well, and running the offense like a veteran PG. Last night he was absolutely clutch and there was no one on the Nets that could stop him.
Maybe these are the things Isiah sees in practice everyday and doesn't mind giving JC the green light sometimes. I know some people in here don't think JC is a good player, but when he's running games like these last three you can't deny that he's a gifted player.
ya know how we always say after a win-"i wish they could do this every game" Well, i think its starting to happen..


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Re: Second round losses ultimate downfall of Kubiak?
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Right. DB, I understand what you're saying here and it's sensible when taken out of context. The context I'm referring to is for years, everyone, especially this forum, have repeated to a man, "
Kubiak will never get this team to the playoffs. I just want one playoff game before I die
". Then, when it became obvious last season we would indeed see our first playoff game the goalposts were shifted, "
We will never win a playoff game with Kubiak
". This year, the new mantra is, "
The only thing that counts is the SB
". I think it's rather an exaggeration to imply TT would be happy if the Texans simply made the SB - don't you? There would be loads of people moaning that this "
was our only chance
" and "
Kubes blew it
". As confirmed by the TT faithful, the only thing that matters is winning it all - the view from 2nd place is the same as last place. There is an agenda, but its a rather silly one not based on facts. The team
progressing, whether folks want to admit it or not.
yeah, I see where you are coming from. People's expectations tend to change with success. It's not necessarily good or bad, but most likely a by-product of human nature.
I see an upward trend with Kubiak's tenure. It's slow and gradual, but onward and upward so far.
Some folks think this year was basically the same as last, but I disagree. I see 'baby steps' with this franchise (maddening for the impatient fan).
The Texans are still doing "firsts". 2012 was the first time they were front runners in the NFL. For the first time, NFL analysts were considering our team to be one of the best (up until the Pats game and the aftermath). It was the first time they had HFA within their reach, even if they failed to capture (maybe a first for next year?).
So yeah, they are progressing, just a bit slower than a lot of fans would like. And when compared to other teams that seemingly do it overnight, it feels like wait for water to boil.
I feel confident in thinking that Kubiak will get us to at least an AFC championship game. I cannot really say what I think after that point, but I think we will be playoff team for many years to come. And playing in January is always good, even if we feel like perpetual underdogs to the top teams.
p.s. I agree with you in general with the franchise that Cowher inherited when compared to the 2-14 expansion team that Kubiak took over. Both fruit, but apples and oranges.
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Were you able to figure anything out from the video we posted on Friday? Two people called out The Chatwal, which was correct! We were there last week, in the Producer's Suite on the tenth floor, to watch a new promotional video by Luxury Collection called HERE.
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This charming terrace cottage has been beautifully renovated to an architecturally designed plan and offers delightfully different accommodation. It has an "upside-down" layout with the stylish open plan living area on the first floor comprising a contemporary dining and sitting area with a well equipped kitchen, and the ground floor houses the comfortable bedroom and luxurious wet room. Parking is a minute's walk away (with a free 24 hour parking permit). The shops, restaurants and pubs are just a short two minute walk away and there are also pleasant riverside walks which are easily accessible. With the marvellous scenery on offer in this wonderful area this cottage makes a fabulous romantic retreat for two people any time of year.
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I've not been to Timbuktu in Hanover, Maryland though I'm told they do a good crabcake.
I think the entire menu at Bertha's Muscles in the Fells Point district of Baltimore is fantastic and that whole area is chock full of great bars and places to get food. Check out Koopers if you get down that way. Great beers and good food. Right on the harbor too.
If you are going to be over on the Eastern Shore then The Narrows on Kent Island is a good spot.
I haven't been there in years, but Captain's Galley down in Ocean City, MD used to do really great crab cakes.
Obrycki's, IMO, was one of the best places in Baltimore, but I just recently learned that they have closed up shop for good.
Just don't do the whole Phillips thing because their food is garbage and made for tourists. It's not a legit place at all.
Oh! Steak & Main on Main Street in a little town on the northern point of the Chesapeake Bay (off of I-95) called Rising Sun is a fantastic place for food. Actually, it was featured on the TV show Man Vs Food.Milk is for babies. When you grow up, you have to drink beer.
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This was my original post. Real tight game as most had predicted. I knew the Ravens were going to bring it and as expected they did. Tough loss for the Ravens.....I know how it feels ( ie last year against the Jets)
I'm sure Ravens fan can truly appreciate Flacco. He did everything he could and more. He stays under the radar with his conservative play but I have seen the reason he keeps the Ravens in the playlets time and time again.
Brady? What can I say. He played like S&@t today. 50% of his crap play was because he was going against a superior defense the other half was all an hem.......he stunk up the joint. Balls all off mark even though for the most part, I think the Pats O line did a pretty good job protecting him.
Pats D as I suspected and hoped did better that anyone thought they would. As I mentioned early in this post, there was something I had seen against Denver that got my attention. I'm glad to see they showed up. Did a good job against Rice for the most part. I was surprised to see Rice try up the middle as much as he did ( against Wilfork I thought was a bad idea).
I do have to say Flacco did well....put the ball were it needed to be. The receiver in the end zone had the ball with 22 seconds left and was batted away. As close as you can get. I'm not even going to mention the field goal attempt. If he did get the kick I'll tell you, I was not to impressed with The way Brady was playing and glad it did not go OT OT.
Good game and I'm sure these teams will meet again next year.
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This Ravens D has always played tough. This game was everything defensively I felt it would be. I did not leave the tv even to use the restroom. I feel for the older players and hope they can take another run at it next year


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Byzantine Empire
Timeline | |
Date | Event |
330 | Constantine I makes Constantinople (Nova Roma) his capital. |
527 | Justinian I becomes Emperor. |
532-537 | Justinian builds the church of Hagia Sophia (Αγία Σοφία/Holy Wisdom) |
1054 | The Church in Rome breaks with the Church in Constantinople |
1204 | Constantinople is occupied by crusaders |
1261 | Constantinople is liberated by the Byzantine emperor Michael Palaeologus. |
1453 | Ottoman Turks take Constantinople. End of Byzantine Empire |
Table of contents |
2 Origin 3 Culture 4 Early History 5 Hellenizing Era 6 Golden Era 7 End of Empire 8 See also 9 External links 10 References |
The state now commonly referred to as the Byzantine Empire was never known by that name in its own time. It was called the Roman Empire or, in later centuries, Romania. Its people, who were mostly Greek-speaking, called themselves Romans (in Greek: Romaioi). The term Byzantine Empire was invented and popularised by the 18th century French historian Montesquieu. Like many classicists of his time, Montesquieu regarded the Empire after the 5th century as corrupt and decadent, and not worthy of the name "Roman." So he coined a new name, taken from Byzantion, the original Greek name of the city of Constantinople.
Even before Constantinople became the imperial capital, the connection between the Roman Empire and the city of Rome had been greatly reduced. In 212, the Emperor Caracalla declared all free persons in the Empire to be Roman citizens, entitled to call themselves Romans. The Empire began to be referred to as Romania ("Romanland"), rather than as Imperium Romanorum ("Empire of the Romans"). In the Greek-speaking East, the Empire became known as either Romania or Basileia Romaion ("Empire of the Romaioi"). This was the official name of the Empire until the fall of Constantinople to the Ottomans in 1453. Greeks commonly referred to themselves as Romaioi until the 19th century and were called Rum (Romans) by the Turks.
The division of the Empire began with the Tetrarchy (quadrumvirate) in the late 3rd century with Emperor Diocletian, as an institution intended to more efficiently control the vast Roman empire. He split the empire in half, with two emperors ruling from Italy and Greece, each having a co-emperor of their own. This division continued into the 4th century until 324 when Constantine the Great managed to become the sole Emperor of the Empire. Constantine decided to found a new capital for himself and chose Byzantium for that purpose. The rebuilding process was completed in 330.
Constantine renamed the city Nova Roma but in popular use it was called Constantinople (in Greek, Konstantinoúpolis, meaning Constantine's City). This new capital became the centre of his administration. Constantine was also the first Christian emperor. Although the empire was not yet "Byzantine" under Constantine, Christianity would become one of the defining characteristics of the Byzantine Empire, as opposed to the pagan Roman Empire.
Another defining moment in the history of Roman/Byzantine Empire was the Battle of Adrianople in 378. This defeat, along with the death of Emperor Valens, is one possible date for dividing the ancient and medieval worlds. The Roman empire was divided further by Valens' successor Theodosius I (also called "the great"), who had ruled both beginning in 392. In 395 he gave the two halves to his two sons Arcadius and Honorius; Arcadius became ruler in the East, with his capital in Constantinople, and Honorius became ruler in the west, with his capital in Ravena. At this point it is common to refer to the empire as "Eastern Roman" rather than "Byzantine."
The general prevailing identity of the Eastern Roman Empire was a combination of Roman statehood, Hellenistic culture and (originally Jewish) Christian religion. Greek was not only the everyday language, but also the language of the church, of literature and of commerce. The empire was a multinational state, including Greeks, Vlachs, Armenians, Jews, Egyptians, Syrians, Illyrians, and Slavs, but its Greek culture radiated from large centers of Hellenism such as Constantinople, Antioch, Ephesus, Thessaloniki, Athens, and Alexandria.
The Eastern Empire was largely spared the difficulties of the west in the 3rd and 4th centuries (see Crisis of the Third Century), in part because urban culture was better established there and the initial invasions were attracted to the wealth of Rome. Throughout the 5th century various invasions conquered the western half of the empire, but at best could only demand tribute from the eastern half. Theodosius II expanded the walls of Constantinople, leaving the city impenetrable to attacks. Zeno I ruled the east as the empire in the west finally collapsed in 476. Zeno negotiated with the Goths, ending their threats to the east but leaving them in control of the west.
The 6th century saw the beginning of the conflicts with the Byzantine Empire's traditional early enemies, the Persians, Slavs, and Bulgars. Theological crises, such as the question of Monophysitism, also dominated the empire. However, the Eastern Empire had not forgotten its western roots. Under Justinian I, and the brilliant general Belisarius, the empire regained some of the lost Roman provinces in the west, conquering much of Italy, north Africa, and Spain.
Justinian updated the ancient Roman legal code in the new Corpus Juris Civilis, although it is notable that these laws were still written in Latin, a language which was becoming archaic and poorly understood even by those who wrote the new code. Under Justinian's reign, the Church of Agía Sofía (Holy Wisdom) was constructed in the 530s. This church would become the centre of Byzantine religious life and the centre of the Eastern Orthodox form of Christianity.
Justinian left his successors an empty treasury, however, and they were unable to deal with the sudden appearance of new invaders on all fronts. The Lombards seized northern Italy, the Slavs overwhelmed much of the Balkans, and the Persians invaded and conquered the eastern provinces. These were recovered by the emperor Heraclius, but the unexpected appearance of the newly converted and united Muslim Arabs took Heraclius by surprise, and the southern provinces were all overrun. Mesopotamia, Syria and Egypt were permanently incorporated into the Muslim Empire in the 7th century.
What the empire lost in territory, though, it made up in uniformity. Heraclius fully Hellenized the empire by making Greek the official language. The empire was by now noticeably different in religion from the former imperial lands in western Europe, although the southern Byzantine provinces differed significantly from the north in culture and practiced Monophysite (rather than Chalcedonian Orthodox) Christianity. The loss of the southern provinces to the Arabs made Orthodoxy stronger in the remaining provinces.
Heraclius divided the empire into a system of military provinces called thémata (themes) to face permanent assault, with urban life declining outside the capital while Constantinople grew to become the largest city in the world. Attempts by the Arabs to conquer Constantinople failed in the face of the Byzantines' superior navy and their monopoly of the still mysterious incendiary weapon Greek fire. After repelling the initial Arab assault, the empire began to recover.
The 8th century was dominated by the controversy over iconoclasm. Icons were banned by Emperor Leo III, leading to revolts by iconophiles within the empire. Thanks to the efforts of Empress Irene, the Second Council of Nicaea met in 787 and affirmed that icons could be venerated but not worshipped. Irene also attempted a marriage alliance with Charlemagne, which would have united the two empires, but these plans came to nothing. The iconoclast controversy returned in the early 9th century, but was resolved once more in 843. These controversies did not help the disintegrating relations with the Roman Catholic Church and the Holy Roman Empire, which were both beginning to gain more power of their own.
The empire reached its height under the Macedonian emperors of the late 9th, 10th and early 11th centuries. During these years the Empire held out against pressure from the Roman church to remove Patriarch Photios, and gained control over the Adriatic Sea, parts of Italy, and much of the land held by the Bulgarians. The Bulgarians were completely defeated by Basil II in 1014. The Empire also gained a new ally (yet sometimes also an enemy) in the new Ruthenian state in Kyiv, from which the empire received an important mercenary force, the Varangian Guard.
In 1054 relations between Greek-speaking Eastern and Latin-speaking Western traditions within the Christian Church reached a terminal crisis. There was never a formal declaration of institutional separation, and the so-called Great Schism actually was the culmination of centuries of gradual separation. From this split, the modern (Roman) Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches arose.
Like Rome before it, though, Byzantium soon fell into a period of difficulties, caused to a large extent by the growth of the landed aristocracy, which undermined the theme system. Facing its old enemies, the Holy Roman Empire and the Abbasid caliphate, it might have recovered, but around the same time new invaders appeared on the scene who had little reason to respect its reputation - the Normans, who conquered Italy, and the Seljuk Turks, who were mainly interested in defeating Egypt but still made moves into Asia Minor, the main recruiting ground for the Byzantine armies. With the defeat at Manzikert of emperor Romanus IV in 1071 by Alp Arslan, sultan of the Seljuk Turks, most of that province was lost. The final split between the Roman and Orthodox churches occurred at this time as well, with their mutual excommunication in 1054.
The last few centuries of Byzantine life were brought by a usurper, Alexius Comnenus, who began to reestablish an army on the basis of feudal grants (próniai) and made significant advances against the Seljuk Turks. His plea for western aid against the Seljuk advance brought about the First Crusade, which helped him reclaim Nicaea but soon distanced itself from imperial aid. Later crusades grew increasingly antagonistic. Although Alexius' grandson Manuel I Comnenus was a friend of the Crusaders, neither side could forget that the other had excommunicated them, and the Byzantines were very suspicious of the intentions of the Roman Catholic Crusaders who continually passed through their territory.
The Germans of the Holy Roman Empire and the Normans of Sicily and Italy continued to attack the empire in the 11th and 12th centuries. The Italian city states, who had been granted trading rights in Constantinople by Alexius, became the targets of anti-Western sentiments as the most visible example of Western "Franks" or "Latins." The Venetians were especially disliked, even though their ships were the basis of the Byzantine navy. To add to the empire's concerns, the Seljuks remained a threat, defeating Manuel at Myriokephalon in 1176.
Frederick Barbarossa attempted to conquer the empire during the Third Crusade, but it was the Fourth Crusade that had the most devastating effect on the empire. Although the intent of the crusade was to conquer Egypt, the Venetians took control of the expedition, and under their influence the crusade captured Constantinople in 1204. As a result a short-lived feudal kingdom was founded (the Latin Empire), and Byzantine power was permanently weakened.
Three Byzantine successor states were left - the Empire of Nicaea, the Empire of Trebizond, and the Despotate of Epirus. The first, controlled by the Palaeologan dynasty, managed to reclaim Constantinople in 1261 and defeat Epirus, reviving the empire but giving too much attention to Europe when the Asian provinces were the primary concern. For a while the empire survived simply because the Muslims were too divided to attack, but eventually the Ottomans overran all but a handful of port cities.
The empire appealed to the west for help, but they would only consider sending aid in return for reuniting the churches. Church unity was considered, and occasionally accomplished by law, but the Orthodox citizens would not accept Roman Catholicism. Some western mercenaries arrived to help, but many preferred to let the empire die, and did nothing as the Ottomans picked apart the remaining territories.
Constantinople was initially not considered worth the effort of conquest, but with the advent of cannons, the walls, which had been impenetrable except by the Crusaders for over 1000 years, no longer offered protection from the Ottomans. The Fall of Constantinople finally came after a two-year siege by Mehmed II on May 29, 1453. Mehmed II also conquered Mistra in 1460 and Trebizond in 1461. Mehmed styled himself the proper successor to the Eastern Roman Emperors and by the end of the century the Ottoman Empire had established its firm rule over Asia Minor and most of the Balkan peninsula.
Meanwhile, the role of the Emperor as patron of Eastern Orthodoxy had started being claimed by the Grand Dukes of Muscovy starting with Ivan III. His grandson Ivan IV would become the first Tsar of Russia. Their successors supported the idea that Moscow was the proper heir to Rome and Constantinople, a Third Rome. Both the Ottoman and the Russian Empires would continue to consider themselves proper heirs to the Byzantines until their own demises early in the 20th century.
The Byzantine empire played an important role in the transmission of classical knowledge to the Islamic world. Its most lasting influence, though, lies in its church. Early Byzantine missionary work spread Orthodox Christianity to various Slavic peoples, and it is still predominant among them and the Greeks. The start and end dates of the capital's independence, 395 to 1453, were originally the defined bounds of the Middle Ages.
The name "Byzantine Empire"
Early History
Hellenizing Era
Golden Era
End of Empire
See also
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How to Call India from the United States
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It would be impossible to run Clandon successfully without the hard work of our volunteer teams. If you have a few spare hours a week you can get involved with a wide variety of activities and really make a difference.
If you're interested in joining our fantastic team take a look at the roles available below, then email us or call us on 01483 222482.
Our volunteer roles
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We need friendly people to chat to our visitors. You'll learn all about the house and it's collections so you can keep our visitors informed and answer any questions they ask on their way through the house.
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Do you enjoy working outdoors in all kinds of weather? You can help us to provide the all-important first point of contact for our visitors and help them get where they need to go.
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Our reception volunteers meet and greet our visitors. You'll provide information about the house and garden, details of what's on, give directions and suggest ideas for things that visitors can see and do.
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Help us to improve and maintain the gardens at Clandon. Everything from pruning and planting through to mowing and hedge trimming throughout the different garden areas.
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Lend a hand in our courtyard shop alongside our staff providing great service, product advice and general information about the house and park to our visitors.
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